aumttmm&mmiiammmmmmmiimmimmmm lmes-Jierald. THK LAUOKBT CIRCULATION Of Fan y NKwerAPKU in this county. SATURDAY, JUNK IS, l'0. Local News. Rolled barley at The Busy Cor- pr Store. I Meet mo at the Mt Vernon ot Springs. Roland Hnnkins wasovor from amey Thursday. fjohn Culn is on tho "lift" suf Iring from grip. ITho best meal in Harney coun- for 25 cents at the Overland otel. II. M. Davis and W. D. Baker fe!ovcr from Drcwsey this week . businci. IA few fractional sections of Iininon school land for sale A. B. George. II. Racine is homo after spend- ig the winter in the east He enjoying good health. ;Mays & Finch, paper hangers, nil decorators. Carriage paint- .. V . s and luirniture reciressing, bcher Building. 'Mrs. A. Venator has been' rer from her Crane Creek home us weeK. sue is accompanied' her friend. Miss Bammel. , . , . Pno FIRE INSURANCE AT COST' store one of the strongest Mutualsl n1Ll . . . . nf Schenk Bros. BANKING BY MAIL YOU CAN BANK with us with tho samo caso and 3afoty as though you called upon us in person. Wo givo especial attention to our banking by mail business, thus insur ing our out-of-town patrons of tho best possiblo sorvico THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF BURNS Capital and Surplus $60,000.00 United States Depositary Accounts Invited The Summit Bros. shirt at Schenk the state. See us about it. andall, Passenger & Malonov. If you are going to buy a bind- lot us show you a Deenng. works like a clock, is simple to in, light draught and does nne ork. Browns Satisfactory Store. IWm. Hanley arrived home yos- Irday morning from Portland rid coming from Prairie in his ito. Mr. Hanley attended the ilebration at Prairie Thursday id reports it a success. Regular preaching services at e Presbyterian Church Sunday Ine 19th both morning and rening. The subject lor tne orning hour's discourse is: Tho y of the uospei." ror ine tenincr heur: "The Sober Side Christianity." Everybody. I. L. Poujade was in the first of this week. James Bunyard has been over from Wagontire for several days. The new breakfast food Cremo a local product J. P. Withers was over from Harney on business this week. Wanted A women to assist in the kitchen at the Home, Hotel. Good, substantial, well cooked meals at the Home Hotel is what the boarder likes. See the Inland Empire Real ty Co. if you have anything for sale or exchange. We are not superstitious but Fresh Walnuts, Almonds and Peanuts at tho Busy Corner Store. the city Robt. Irving and family were i guests of friends in this city this week. ist cordially invited to attend We believe in Signs, Mays & . ! - . i ml TT1J- T ni, am IJ 11 lese services Remember the school meeting j be held Mondry at the school huse. A director to serve tnree fears and clerk for one year are be elected as well as other usinr ss transaction. It is hoped i have a representative attend ee of the voters and patrons it is important to select good len for these positions, besides avs and means should be prov ided for a new school building. Lost, strayed or stolen from my ace on Little Stenchen Water Bring the summer 01 iwv, Finch, The Fixers, Locher Bldg Miss K. Neugebauer is located in the Jorgensen building south j Main St and is prepared to do an Kinos oi areas iuukiiik. Schenk Bros, do not have to send your suit back to a Phila delphia lawyer for alteration. They are tailors and can do it themselves. Mrs. Alva Springer was up from her lake home during the week accompanied by her little grandson. Mr Springer is out to the railroad she informs us. The French Hotel serves a fine Sunday dinner and special attention is given to family service. s, Studebaker hacks, cither single or two seated, Buckboards and Surreys nt Browns Satisfactory Store. Foil Sale 160 acre relinquish ment with cabin, good well of water, 100 acres fenced. Inquire at this office. Those having relinquishments or real estate for sale should consult E. W. VnnValkenburg, the real estate man, nt his office in Burns. Fresh groceries of the very best brands and a complete new line of dry goods, furnishings, etc., may be found at Hagey & Richardson's The new stone store. Mrs. L. Woldenberg and chil dren returned to their homo nt Canyon City Wednesday after a pleasant visit with relatives in this city. They went back in Mr. Woldenberg's auto. Wo save nolicv-holders 40 per U. .. ) -. m - - le bay yearling colt, one black i cent of their premiums annually. .0-1; miv Wh hifirulnrl nn iFire insurance as good as the iULDllfS J, "".. . - . 1 I chorR connected, ths anchor I best. VVnte us lor particulars, i . . . .it i!n m 1-11 DfinnAnnnti Xr Tn1nnnv I ing horizontal, on ngnt sunu. iiunuuu, luaawiK" ...,. will pay a UDerai rewaru iur j. w E chner. who has oeen leir return to me or for informa-. . tuG hosnital here for several ,vill lead to their recov-, weeks with a broken leg, has re covered to such an extent that W H. Howard, he went home this morning in Drewsey, Oregon. ; company with Will Gates. Major R. II. French of Vale, who is intcrcsted'with C. B. Mc Connell and the Coles in the Silver creek irrigation project, was hero"during the week look ing over tho work, Williams Bros, saw mill at Cold Spring on the Canyon road is prepared to do custom work for those desiring to take ad vantage of their government per mit. Also lumber for sale at 12 per thousand. See them nbout custom prices. A SHOES! SHOES! SHOES! & We can suit the most fastidious. We have just received a full line in HIGH CUT, OXFORDS and SLIPPERS in black, tan and ox blood, for men, women and children MEN'S CLOTHING We are showing the famous Hart, Schafner & Marx Clothing in all the latest styles and colors HOLE PROOF HOSIERY For men, women and children. Guaranteed fornix months., If our goods are not satisfactory we give you "your , MONEY BACK & & THE BUSY CORNER STORE I. SCHWARTZ, Proprietor mmmrKm-'V .. y Locations as good as tho host A. F. B. George. Frank Clark camo over from Juniper mountain yesterday. Decring Mowers nnd Rakes at Browns Satisfactory Store. A.MclCenzie and Gerald Griffin wore up from Narrows yesterday. Wanted parties to contract to put up from GOO to 1000 tons of liny. Inquiro at this office. T. 0. Albritton was in from tho Saddle Butto section this week. We havo a number of good secondhand wheels for salo or rentMays & FinchThe Fxors. Tho personal attention given guests at tho French Hotel has givon it a good reputation L. B. Cull), Pro). Write for a pamphlet giving full particulars regarding the Mt. Vernon Hot Springs in Grant County Oregon. The Edison Phonograph is gaining in popularity and should bo in every homo Lunaburg & Dalton nro resident agents. mays ti finch lot t this morn ing for Canyon, Prnirio and in termediate points. They will do a lot of road signs whilo en route. IV YOU AIM: (JOINOTO TltAVKU line (lie llnrnry County Nnllunnl Hunk THAVKU.KK'H CIIKQUKH They nrc xclMrirntlfyliiK. If you desire your cows bred to the II. C. Lovens thoroughbred Red Poll bull let Ed. Goodman, who lias the pasture, know. The fee is $5. G. A. Smythe.of Diamond drove in a bunch of cattle this wools and took back his supplies for a year from the M. M. Co. -Qn tario Argus. Meats from Gc to 12ic. Best loinsteak, 121c; boils, Cc to 7c; roasts from lie to 8c; snusnge, 125c; pork, 15c. - Young's Meat Market & Grocery. Reatos for sale, all sizes anil lengths, prico 20 cents per foot Any one desiring Reatos address W. A. Ford of J. 0. Alborson, Alberson, Oregon. The Horticultural Fire Relief of Salem saved policy-holders $10,000.00 last year in premiums. Let us tell you more about it. Randall Passenger & Maloney. J. F. Mahon was over from Anderson Valley looking after business during the week. He reports stock doing well and the wool clip most satisfactory both as to quality and quantity. Samuel Kohn & Co.. tho great Ladies Tailors of Chicago have made Schenk Bros, their agents for Bums and Harney County. They invite tho ladies to call and sec a line of tho very latest sampels. Suits from $18 up. C. C. Lundy is home after accompanying the new purchas ers of tho road lands to Prine ville. Mr. Lundy expects some of the officers of the company here ngain next month. You mny look and you may lis ten, but you will eventually call on Irving Miller and take advant age of some of his bargains in real estate. Also the man wish ing to sell can not do better than to list with him. Room G, Odd Fellow building. Mrs. Grace Lampshire and little daughter Gwendolyn came in Monday in company with Mrs. W. Y. King and arc enjoying a visit at tho S. Lampshiro homo near this city. Her many friends are glad to welcome her among them ngain. W. L. Best was hero a few days this week leaving for homo Wednesday accompanied by his daughter Miss Fthel, who is home for the vacation period after attending school at Baker City. Mr. Best has been able to discard his crutches and his cast has been removed from his brok en leg sustained a lew wcckb ago by a horse falling with him. Makried At tho home of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Beery Wcdnesdny evening, Juno 15, Mr. Ralph Beery and Miss Helen Rebur, Rev. A. J. Irwin of the First Presbyterian church performing the ceremony. Tho brido arrived hero Monday from Kansas City. Mr. Beery has recently filed on n homestead in tho Sunset neigborhood where thoy will make their home. The Times Herald wishes tho young pcoplo happiness and prosperity. C. I. Tuttle, general freight agent of the Oregon Short Line, nnd Carl Stradloy, chief cngineor in chnrgo of tho Harriman rail road surveys in this district, wero hero in an auto Thursday. They spent tho night in Burns going to tho Hanley ranch yesterday morning and wo understand went to tho P Ranch in company with Mr. Hnnloy, They did not dis cuss any railroad matters! for pub lication, but wo understand Mr, Stradloy has a crow of surveyors in tho field near Venator. f, Mnys & Finch, Tho Fixers, have a Bicyclo hospital in tho Locher Building. 8000 acres of good land lying along proposed rnllroad routes 8 per- acre. See A. F. B. eorgo. Wanted 5 homesteaders to file on Innd near place whoro work can bo had nt once. Inquiro at this office. If you want a Studebaker wagon in sizes from 2i to 3i call on or sond to Brown's Satisfac tory Storo and get prices. Tho registered Jersey Bull of C. M. IIufTmnn will again bo at tho Cortes Elliott barn in this city during this season. Schenk Bros, havo received a load of freight containing their spring nnd summer supply of tho latest fashions in shoes, hats, shirts, etc. Tho entiro stock of goods now on display at tho new storo of Hngoy &. Richardson, is fresh and now. Patrons may find al most anything desired there. tThos.. Vickcra nnd son Len camo over from Harney the first of the week, tho former remain ing several days to visit his daughter, Mrs. W. W. Drink- water. "I cannot afTord to carry fire insurance tho rates are too high" cannot bo said of tho Horticultur al Firo Relief. Let us figure with you. Randall, Passenger & ii;uuii(.'y. j Cortes Elliot and wife camo in Monday from a months' stay in Portlnnd and visiting other points of interest. They witness-' cd the rose jTestivnl 'and had a verycrrjflyable vacation alto gether. Mrs. W. Y. King arrived home on the auto Monday from a short visit to outsido points. She at tended tho Rebokah grand lodge at Eugene and also was the guest of relatives in Portlnnd during tho rose festival. She had a most plasant time while out N A couple of light showers hnve visited this vicinity recently but not sufficient rain has fallen to be of any mnterial benefit. Silver creek had a good rain and per haps other sections. The wcahter is threatening today and we may get a down pour which is much needed. . Thos. Stephens and R. Heck are home from a week's fishing trip to Lognn Valley. Thoy had a fine outing and brought back some fish. Thoy succeeded in capturing one steel head salmon and state there arc a number of them up there having come up the Malheur. Glen Ireland and I. L. Pierce spent a few days of this week in vestigating some gold prospects over near Buck mountnin. They found some gold but are not much excited about it. Mr. Pierce said it rained good over there nnd on the hend of Silver Creek, but lower down thero was very littlo. II. J. Hansen, the rustling meat market man of this city has recently closed a deal where by ho is tho owner of 80 acres of tho C. A. Sweck plnco adjoining Burns. Mr. Hansen paid a good prico wo undersnnnd, but has a fine piece of mendow and pas turs land and will at onco move his slnughtcr house to tho corner nenr tho McMcnamy place. If you are thinking of making a trip to tho mountains, any time this summer, to givo your wife and family a chance to rest and regain thoir health, do not over look tho fact that at tho Mt Vernon Hot Springs in Grant County, Oregon, you will get more pleasure for your money and regain moro health than at any other resort in Oregon. Write for a pamphlet giving full particulars, Curtis Smith and brido arrived here Tuesday evening from Can yon City, tho marringo having taken plnco Sunday evening in stead of Wednesday as formerly announced. Tho brido is a daughter of V. G. Cozad an 1 is ono of tho charming young Indies of Eastern Oregon nnd is well known in Burns where sho has visited frequently. Mr. Smith is connected with tho Lunaburg, Dalton & Co. morcantilo firm and is tho son of Mr. nnd Mrs. C. G. Smith of this city. Ho is ono of tho substantial young men of this section and has a bright fu ture. Mr. and Mrs. Smith will soon occupy their now homo just being comploted in this city. A largo number of their friends gave them a serenade at tho C. G, Smith homo Tuesday evening. Thoy wero invited in and served with ico cream and cako, Tho happy young couplo received tho nearty congratulations anu uest ii wishes of a wido circle of friends. I A. J. Evans, of Denver, reached this city Thursday morning in their auto. They are making a kour of the interior and will visit Bend, Silver Lake and other points. Pain anywhere stopped in 20 minutes sure with ono of Dr. Snoop's Pink Pain Tnblets. The Job printing Tho Timos-Horald Ask your grocor for Cremo, tho now breakfast food. Tho very best accommodations may bo oblnined at the Overland Hotel. Meals 25 cents. Mr. nnd Mrs. C. I. Albright wero among our visitors from Narrows during tho week. If you want Good Candy go to tho Burns Kandy Kitchen. Home mado candv, fresh every day. McGco building on Btreet leading to court house. Wm. Weber, prop. Miss Lea Robinson, who has been absent for over a year with relatives and friends in Portland and Puget Sound, arrived home yesterday in company with Mr. Hanley in the auto. Tho young lndy's many friends nro glad to welcome her. y J. II. Anderson has disposed t of his Calamity Creek ranch to F, A. Marklcy formerly of Reed ville, this state. Mr. Anderson is to remain on tho plnco until tho first of November then ho expects to go to Monument in Grant county where he has in terests. Estkav One bay horse, weight about 1000 lbs. with a small blotch brand on loft hip, bunch on right knee and two wire cuts on same log, came to my place near Warm Springs a year ago. Owner may have him by proving property nnd paying expense. J. E. Chandler, Burns. Oregon. Tho manager of this great re ligious pretty near got into trouble by announcing tho ar-i rival of Mr. and Mrs. Varney as "Baruoy." They arc at the home of Mrs. Chas. Anderson, nnd the latter has warned us to j look out for her sister didn't marry "Barnum." I Rov. L. A. Myers, pastor of It is GOOD BUSINESS to have a an account Even though you do not deal in large sums, a bank establishes your credit, provides a safe deposit for your cash, and systematizes your business dealings. WHY NOT OPEN AN ACCOUNT WITH US HARNETC(HJNWNffl10NALBANK OF BURNS, OREGON. I r CONTROLLED AND OWNED BY HOME '.PEOPLE. BUYYOURDRUQSatOURSTORE We handle a complete line of everything usually sold by up to date druggists. It is OUR AIM TO PLEASE This we do by courteous treatment and reasonable prices to al our customers THE PLC' TO GET YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS FILLED The Welcome Pharmacy, Burns, Oregon. tho Baptist church at Ontario, (jp rrl TrfcPI-I rT- n Ti r! accompanied by his son and Mr. Itib bOURIn OF JULY I Bums wi is coming and H AA Oekbate i formula is on tho 25-cent box. ' Ask your Doctor or Druggists about this formula! Stop woman ly pain, headache, pains nny where. Write Dr. Shoop, Racine, Wis, for free trial to prove value. Reed Bros. Died Wednesday morning June 15, at tho county hospital, L. Stuwart, ago 153 years. The young man had only been here a few weeks nnd was employed in the Drinkwater blacksmith shop. He took to his bed with spotted fever last week. Tho remasns were interred in the Burns cem etery. He had no relatives here but had a sister in Marysville, California and two brothers, parents are dead. Are you ready? If not get busy and see Lunaburg", Dalton & Co. about your SUIT, HATS, SHOES, ETC., ETC. New Goods of all kinds arriving Grain, Feed, Groceries, Produce, Cherries, Straw Berries, Bananas, and Oranges. SOME SNAPS TO PICK UP FOR EARLY ONES 4 MOTE'S CANDY STOKE lias just received a fresh lot of CANDIliS, CIGARS, TOBACCO New and handsome Post Cards, Stationery, Ink, Pens, 1'cncils, Novelties. A SPECIALTY OF BOX CANDY EXTRA Fine assortment of everything D.R. MOTE, Burns, Oregon A IVIAN is known by the harness he uses His' A TTAAYim A 1...11 JJl.l. . n viiuuiiiivu Dy ine saauie ne riues. Evere horseman should have the best, both as to quality and price. You can get highest quality and lowest prices at J. C. WELCOME & SON ZEEa-rrxess i:n.d. Saddles immm:::n:::m::m::::.::i.!::::;::::.:i:::: :::, '( :::::::::::::::t:::::::nmtmnm The Eastern Oregon, Engineering Co. CIVIL, MUNICIPAL AND IRRIGATION ENGINEERS Mnin Olllce, Hums, Oregon A. 0. FAUI.KNEH, MRr. jl Drnnch Office, Lakcvicw, Oregon C. M. KAULKKKII, MUI". RANDALL, PASSENGER & MALONEY Government Land Locators nnd dealers In HARNEY COUNTY LANDS ROOMS 1-2-3 01)1) FtiLLOW HLDG., BURNS, OREGON f! !!:ai!:::i:t::n::::::n:::::u:.:::;:::u:t:u:::!!::r.:::::::::::i:::j::n:::::::::n:m:::mtm:jl e Grand Celebration July 4, Burns, Or FOUR DAYS SPORT JULY 2, 3, 4 AND 5, 1910 Horse Races, Baseb 'II, Dancing, Music Hon. Fi-ank Davey, Orator of the day Prof. M. A. Biggs, reader of Declaration STREET PARADE JULY 4 See posters for full program A BIO